St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-20

lavish and enthusiastic, and the perfect
success of the opening night cannot be
questioned. Tonight Hamlet will be
the bill, with Booth In the title role and
Barrett as the ghost.
PEOPLE WHO WERE THERE.
Onlyan idea of the character of the
audience can be obtained from the par
tial list given below. Besides the cream
of Minneapolis society, the event drew
largely on st. Paul and several of the
smaller cities adjacent. Among them,
however, were the following:
b. Snyderand wife. Segraye Smith and wife,
F: j. Mackey and wife, D; Morrison and
c. w, Mitchell, s. P. CHANNEL, Jesse Jones,
John Nicholson, Harry Robinson and lady,
j. II. Conkey and wife, C. P. Lowell and wife,
R. G; Russell and wife, E. G. Chatfried, M.
l. Walford, Mayor A. A. Ames and wife,
D. M. Ghutz, j. c. Yawkey, +. A. Leland, G.
b. Wright, G. A. Cornman, Elder Stewart.
j. G. Eliel and wife, Capt s. P. Snider and
wlfe, John NJ Hoy and wife, I. II. HAWKINS
Kate Hawkins, John Twest, daughter and
friends, H. E. Hopkins, H. A. Odell and lady,
A. j, Biethen and wife, s. K. Olson and lady,
Il. u. Underwood, L. Swift, Jr., and wife, s..
ladies, James Lawrence and wife, w. T.
Mott and party, John Baxter, j. II. Merrick
and wife, C. Z. Wheeler and lady, Harry Nc
Intosh and lady, G. j. lockwood and Wife,
j. III. Norman and wife, w. E. Edwards and
lady, CIV Shepard, J.E. Muchmore and wife,
j. 81, Thompson and wife, j Il. Side and wife,
f. L. Thresher and lady, A. A. Maggie, L. A.
Stafford, John n. Cannon, II. Alden Smith
and wife, j. II. Pottle and wife, P. d. McMil-
Ian ana wife, w. c, Edgar and wife, Corrine
De Laittre, E. M. Christian and wife, d. M.
Ingram, NJ. r. Thurlow, w. E. BrOwnlee, L.
b. Elwood and lady, f. B. Hart sand wife, A.
D. milford and wife, S. E. Neiler and wife,
Dr.. E. S; Kelley and wife, George r; Newell
Harvey Brown, Frank P. Lathmann
and ladies, r. d. Russell and wife,
Joseph Hofflin and wife, C. A. Cornman
and ladies, Mat Walsh and wife, Harry
wards and Miss Wiggans, A. G. Calhoun and
wire. L. Ii. Long and wife, Miss Lydia Par,
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alden Smith, DR.. Dor
man and mother, E. X. Head and lady
A: b. Hush and wife, J. II. Pottle and wife,
Clinton Morrison, Selden Baker, Stephen b.
Howard and wife, Misses Bagby L. NJ. Rand
and wife, I. J. Buxton, George Backus and
wife, NJ. d. Shutter and wife, w. S. King and
wife, G. G. Jacoby and wife, Frank Mackey
and party, E. J. Harris, S. ?. Channel !, and e
party, f. G. Barrows, Mrs. Saulspaugh, E. S.
Virgins and wife, Mrs. j. E. Sackett and
Miss Syms, of Detroit.
st. Paul-W. r. Merriam and wife, Sena
tor Sabin and wife, H. A. Odell, c. j. Bartle
son, IL. h. Kelley, Z. ). Bartram ana wire.
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Florence, whom the
theater-going public will never grow tired of
appeared at the Grand opera house last even
ing, in Our Governor play that possesse:
no small amount of merit. The audience
was large, notwithstanding the attractions a
other places, and the play was well received
This evening the same play will re given
while on Wednesday evening 1.-The Flirt'
will be put on.
1.-THE Pearl of Savoy" the companion play
of ''Fanchon, the Cricket and Little Bare
foot" was presented to large and aappre
ciative audience at the Pence opera house
last night. The play will run all the week
Friday evening there will be benefit fol
Maud Comson, Hal Reds victim.
The Golden Comedy company and Fallet
& Raymond's California, all star combination
Comique last evening. Same bill all the
week